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Lanoir by Nicolas Lauer
Lanoir is a french fashion brand founded by Nicolas Lauer. Originally founded in 2014, it has quickly gained in popularity, known for its distressed denim. While the brand has expanded recently to include fur and military jackets, its relatively small selection and stock make it an exclusive brand which is highly sought after within the streetwear community.

History
The brand was founded by Nicolas Lauer in 2014. Popular for both his Instagram and Tumblr accounts, upon which Lauer posted regular streetstyle, OOTD, and sneaker photos, Lauer quickly received over 31,000 Instagram followers. After receiving numerous questions asking where the clothing featured in his photos could be purchased, Lauer opened up the Lanoir online shop in 2014 with his first round of signature ripped denim which quickly sold out.

Online Shop
Despite numerous technical difficulties, the online shop opened officially in the spring of 2015. It currently stocks a collection of black distressed denim designed in France and made from material from the USA. It also stocks the french fur jacket, based on 1980’s US army jackets containing real fox fur from France, designed in France and made from material from the USA and France.

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